Two detained as German police probe arson attack on Munich defence firm
What to know about Two detained as German police probe arson attack on Munich defence firm
A Bavarian police spokesperson confirmed an investigation into suspected arson but said there was currently no evidence that the attack had been directed specifically at Rohde & Schwarz.
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What happened
A Bavarian police spokesperson confirmed an investigation into suspected arson but said there was currently no evidence that the attack had been directed specifically at Rohde & Schwarz.
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